This Monday (Feb. 21) is Presidents Day, a federal holiday, and some businesses and offices will be closed. 
Presidents Day, first observed in 1971, came out of Washington’s Birthday, which is Feb. 22.
Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act in 1968 to create a holiday on the third Monday of February, as well as move Memorial Day, Veterans Day and Columbus Day all to Mondays to give federal workers more three-day holidays.
Some states and agencies, including the National Weather Service and the Federal Reserve System, still call this day Washington’s Birthday, since the law did not officially change the third Monday of February to Presidents Day.
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Many schools will be closed for the federal holiday. Most restaurants and businesses will be open – especially since Presidents Day has become a day for sales promotions.
Mail
The U.S. Postal Service will not deliver residential or business mail Monday, and post offices will be closed. Priority Mail Express is delivered 365 days a year.
Fedex and UPS offices are open, and they will make pickups and deliveries Monday. 
Banks
Most banks, including Federal Reserve Banks, will be closed. ATMs will be available, and TD Bank will be open. 
Markets
The New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq and bond markets will be closed.
Government offices and courts
Federal courts are closed, as are federal government institutions. Most states celebrate the holiday, so expect state agencies and courts to be closed. 
Contributing: Ashley May and Adrianna Rodriguez
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